Patty Berg to Meet Zaharias in Western Open Semi
Two top American women golfers, Lt Patty Berg U S Marine Corps defending champion and Babe Zaharias, are on track for a likely semi final clash at Park Ridge Country Club as the Western Open advances. Berg defeated Lois Penn 4 and 3 to reach quarters, while Zaharias beat rivals in earlier rounds amid high expectations for their showdown.
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Major Leagues Baseball Standings and Results Summary
American League standings show St Louis 34-26 .667 lead Boston 31-28 .625 by 2 games while Chicago 26-26 .500 and Detroit 20-30 .400 trail. National League results include New York 11 Brook 2 and Louis over Chicago in doubleheader with Philadelphia-Boston postponement. War Savings Stamps offered at The Atlantic News Telegraph.
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Methodist Rally Upsets Presby in Extra Frame
In a 12-11 extra inning church softball clash at Sunnyside field the Methodists rallied past the Presbyterians after a high scoring game. Williams and Mullins both homered with multiple hits as Williams struck out eight for the Presbyterians and Mullins gave up the late decisive errors that allowed the Methodists to win in the eighth inning.
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Cards Sweep Cubs. 11 Meetings Decisive in NL Standings
The St Louis Cardinals swept the Chicago Cubs in both ends of a doubleheader and extended their NL lead to eight and a half games over Pittsburgh with a 19 and a half game edge on the Cubs. Munger won his ninth for the Cards as they opened with a four run first inning and never relented. The Pirates beat the Reds 2 to 1 with a ninth inning rally as Ray Starrette pitched to gain the win. The Giants crushed the Dodgers 11 to 2 as Bill Voiselle earned the win, while Philadelphia and Boston were rained out. Yankees edged the Senators 4 to 3 in a relief outing for Jim Turner. The Athletics swept Boston 5 to 2 lifting from seventh to fifth. Indians battered the Tigers 9 to 7 in 14 hits. Browns beat White Sox 11 to 2 to extend their AL lead to two and a half games with Potter the winner.
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Cardinal scouts run Omaha tryout for 23 major league hopefuls
Four St. Louis Cardinal scouts conducted an Omaha tryout camp for 23 hopefuls from Har lai Council Bhiffa Missouri Valley Ia Minneapolis Minnesota Inglewood California and various Nebraska locations. Scout leaders Joe Mathes Joy McDermott Tony Kaufman and Walter Shannon opened the session which runs through tomorrow.
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Iowa cagers schedule fourteen games for 1944-45
Iowa City June 22 Athletic Director E G Schroeter announced that 14 games are booked for the 1944-45 Iowa Hawkeyes basketball team with several more non conference contests to be arranged. The schedule includes 12 Big Ten games with half at home and non conference dates against Notre Dame and Michigan State. Home and away games will pit Iowa against Minnesota Michigan Wisconsin Indiana Illinois and Purdue.
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Ott Homers Pushes Ott to 18 as National Leader
The June 22 dispatch notes Mel Ott leading all majors with 18 homers, aiming to become the fourth National League slugger in 21 years to win interleague top honors. It recalls 43 by Johnny Mize in 1940 and past NL leaders, while contrasting Ruth era AL dominance and Ott’s potential to rewrite the record book.
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Griffiths wins cross country record bid in midair dispute
Chicago report states Commissioner John L. Griffith aims to set a new cross country record while tensions rise with the A A U over Buddy Young Illinois. The Big Ten official travels from Chicago to New York in a tense, irritable journey as he pursues the record.
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